im 50 been into punk since 82 glad the youth is making music like this keeping h.c. alive thanx it will never die i have subscribed to this channel i would like to go to shows to see the new bands so someone ler me know how to find out about tours and shows thanx
not really sure about that one man i know this band played Uncle Lou's before, i don't think Orlando has an ig/fb page for gigs tho but i've seen flyers with that place and a venue called Stardust Coffee on em
Steven Sedillo There are usually a lot of shows that happen at the Sound Bar in Orlando. But in terms of finding punk shows in central Florida in general I would try using Stub Hub. It’s a ticket site where you can look up events and stuff happening near you.
Just some Stuff I wouldn’t use stubhub for punk shows lol in Orlando keep up w the events at Uncle Lou’s, the local band The Nightmare is always booking raw ass punk gigs there
We don’t see progress we just see you Forced to watch you climb the ladder Now you’re obstructing the view In this struggle for peace you left no room to question authority Think that you’re one of us, you’re the one holding the axe You pray for peace, we’ll take it by force You’re down on your knees, you love the taste of the boot Promote yourself to lead for us we didn’t ask for
Look up the Ropes/Repos. Sounds like them. I don't get the dbeat thing. Minimal, but this has more of an old school USHC vibe. Song around 7:00 is..... just not dbeat... at all.
Been listening to punk and hardcore since I was 12 or 13. Even put out a couple 7"s on a small label. I'm 35 now. It's weird to me people saying this d-beat. To me it just sounds like viscous hardcore punk. I can obviously se influences in the music but at the end of the day its hardcore punk. For anyone interested I can hear a lot of bands in this 7". To name a few: youth korps, rupture, discharge aswell as some early 80s Japanese and Finnish hardcore worship.
I've been listening to punk rock for more than 20 years and this man really stands out as their own sound it's really hard to do anything interesting with this music anymore this is a great record thanks
Been listening to punk since 1983, this guy No Deal as a seriously epic taste in music/noise. Brilliant! Am English but American H/C takes some beating.
YES. Thank you RU-vid's FUKKorithms for actually working. Clicked because of the brilliantly symbolic cover art and was not disappointed by the content either. Ordered the vinyl yesterday. Cheers from Finland and keep on bangin' !
@@augustbaslack595 there was something kind of magical about putting well hidden cash in an envelope and mailing it to the address you saw in an MRR ad for a band you’ve never heard but had a killer description, and crossing your fingers that a month or two later a record would arrive.
Another INCREDIBLE band & post by No Deal! Why do most of the covers on these albums have a similar look? Man, the bands No Deal puts up are just unbelievable!
Also, there is a band called Impalers, they released a full length 2 years go, which totally reminds me of Armor, if you wanna take a look it is called Cellar Dweller
First listen, this stuff is really good. Don't listen to much d-beat but this stuff is solid. Glad to have found it. I always want more reasons to like genres, it's good to find an example of something I appreciate. Keep doing your thing, guys, this is pretty good d-beat, I think the thing missing from a lot of d-beat, just for me, is modern sensibilities, certain uses of scales and dissonance, I think this album has that. Don't have a shred of agreement for those who would say any new spin on an old genre of music can't be good. They're promoters of the greatest lie ever. lol
